Editorial Page of The Sidney Telegraph
Editorial page from The Sidney Telegraph of Sidney Nebraska outlines its status as Cheyenne County’s official paper, notes publication three times weekly, and lists ownership, address, and associations including The Associated Press and Nebraska Press Association.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Lith Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Need for Parks Drives U S Plan for More National Areas
Interior Secretary Udall warned in Oregon that by 2000 the nation will need far more recreational facilities, proposing 15 to 20 million acres for national parks, 2.5 million for recreation areas, over 1 million for parkways, and 4.5 million for wildlife refuges. He cautioned costs rise annually and emphasized the national parks impact on everyday Americans.
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United States
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Oregon
Cape Cod Seashore
Indiana and
Oregon Dunes
Mississippi
Better Way To Choose The U S President
A Tennessee poll of political science teachers shows 47 percent favor proportional electoral votes, 34 percent back direct election, and 16 percent want two at large electors per state. The piece argues abolishing electors prevents plots to override voters and urges action to secure the presidency.
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United States
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Ney
Oklahoma
Kennedy
Nixon
Federal Farm Program Justified Says Kernels and Chaff
The Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn. pamphlet Kernels and Chaff argues that price supports stabilize the U. S. economy since World War II and keep food affordable and abundant. It contends the program provides insured food supplies in catastrophe and offers one of the strongest advantages to American households.
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Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn., Inc
United States
U.S
U. S
Silent Alarm Clock Inspired by Cavern Roosters
Italian scientists emerge from Modovi caves after a month to solve why roosters crow at dawn in darkness. The piece imagines a silent alarm clock based on this natural timing, offering a practical science goal for early risers.
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Modovi
Italy
Power mowers spark calls for regulation in quiet neighborhoods
A writer laments early morning noise from power mowers and urges city rules on hours of use and Sundays. He defends progress but insists neighbors respect peace and privacy, even hinting at political action to curb the nuisance.
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David
Goliath
Stew Brown
South Dakota
Dear Folks by Frances Craig recounts county happenings
Frances Craig writes from a county hub, noting new offices for Soil Conservation and ASC, a forthcoming City Hall, and changes at the fairgrounds. She visits the fire hall, taunts the chef Toby Tobin, observes a busy public relations scene, and highlights updated 4 H facilities, road safety patrols, and a drunken hitchhiker plus a speeding driver with a cast.
Kitchen shelf tips and pantry flavor ideas
Advice on organizing canned foods and creating flavorful meals. Suggests using cheddar cheese spread instead of butter on bread or potatoes and choosing nearly ripe tomatoes for pan frying.
Capitol News Outlines Rule Changes For Super-Hiway
Statehouse report details new Interstate rules as 52 mile Lincoln to Omaha segment opens at 42.5 million, with 55 miles under construction west of Grand Island and near Omaha and Lincoln. Gov Morrison foresees industrial growth. article also covers state fair preparations led by Ed Schultz and outlines the purchasing agent's duties and pay.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Omaha
Kimball
Grand Island
John Hossack
Gretna
Dodge Street
Kossack
Frank Morrison
Dasher
Ed Schultz
State Fair Board
Schultz
University of Nebraska
Teachers Colleges
Wayne
Chadron
Peru
Kearney
Board of Control
Statehouse Central Mail Agency
George Morris
Star Tax Commissioners Office
Berlin Seethes Two Years On War Threatens Again
The Sidney Telegraph recounts Jack H Lowe's 1959 Berlin visit, noting West Berlin's rapid rebuilding and East Berlin's ruin. It contrasts life under Western recovery with Soviet controlled East, describes symbols like the Reichstag and a memorial, and recalls the 1948-49 blockade's lessons and Western aid.
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Berlin
Telegraph
Jack H. Lowe
Sidney Telegraph
Europe
Mr. Lowe
East Berlin
Stalin
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
Unter den Linden
Brandenburg Gate
West Berlin
West Germany
West
Arlington
Felks
Reichstag
Germany
State study committees begin work toward 1963 legislature
State senators on study panels plan public hearings over the next 18 months to examine state problems before the January 1963 session. Reports will be drafted by committees for debate at a November gathering of members, with bills to follow after committee studies.
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Ne 24
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Western Nebraska
The
Associated Press
Federal Farm Program
Ats Were
Frances Craig
Soil Conservation and
ASC
Harold
Toby
Tobin
the Waldorf
Sand Hills
Ira Johnson
Fair Board
Capitol News
By Melvin Paul
Statehouse
State Fair
RFNS
CLFAR
Forrearound
East
Centrals
Hitle
Hitler
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow
Berlin-Hilton
Nave
Tradi
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